Sentence examples for particularly scrupulous from inspiring English sources

It was quickly taken on by a particularly scrupulous record label, Harmonia Mundi France.

In 1981 our reviewer, Robert Palmer, said Giddins is "particularly scrupulous in his evenhanded appreciation of jazz from every period".

If you would like to be particularly scrupulous, you could always write on the form what you've written here -- half Hispanic, half Caucasian.

Denise L. Cote, the federal judge overseeing that matter, concluded that because investors rely so heavily on underwriters, courts must be "particularly scrupulous in examining the conduct," she said.

An elegant, witty novel whose protagonist is a struggling, 39-year-old single mother and adjunct professor whose gravest need is just a little sleep; she gets it, eventually, through involvement with a not particularly scrupulous experimental sleep laboratory.

Daddy's bright boy and White House son-in-law Jared Kushner has never had a reputation for being a particularly scrupulous landlord.

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) is especially scrupulous.

"Nothing is worse than killing the joke by over-­explaining," said Shteyngart, who has patiently replied to requests for clarification of terms like "Negra Modelo" and "stomach stapling" from scrupulous interpreters, particularly the Scandinavian ones.

Thomas Buergenthal, a former judge at the international criminal court in the Hague, said he reacted with "sadness and surprise" to those arguing that Britain should leave and said the UK's absence would be to the detriment of European citizens, particularly those with less scrupulous governments.

Mr. Knight said the club was scrupulous in accommodating customers in wheelchairs, who he said were particularly good patrons.

Be scrupulous in your response when people are branded anti-Semites – particularly if their accuser is a loyal friend of Israel.